Re: Making sculptures to go on the Coppice
 

It's hard to be misunderstood Steve!

Less just doesn't want to "play ball" this evening for some reason...:dancedog:

Re: Making sculptures to go on the Coppice
 

As Albert Einstein said, "Great spirits have always encountered violent opposition from mediocre minds."

Lots of people say things on here they would not say to your face, after all its only a forum, you don't have to respond to people comments about you, you can just ignore them and carry on.

Re: Making sculptures to go on the Coppice
 

Said like a super moderator Neil...:D

Re: Making sculptures to go on the Coppice
 

Blimey, just read the whole thread now.

:rofl38::rofl38::rofl38:

I don't think Wincey Whittler would have made it through the first interview at Liverpool art school.

Work there came under much harsher critical gaze, than anything Less can throw at it.

Enjoy the remaining time, inside the cosseted walls of academia.

Soon be time to let the professional critics pass judgement on your work.

If you're good enough, to be a professional artist.

You might need help with the customer relations side of things.

Every viewer's a potential patron.

Every wail - a sale.

;)

Re: Making sculptures to go on the Coppice
 

Slong as yeh don't include me in yer "Lots".

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Me too.

I can't think of much I've posted, I wouldn't say to someone face to face.

Re: Making sculptures to go on the Coppice
 

In all honesty though i like em,reckon Less has a point, sonnart aint come on here to join in or else she would have posted elsewhere, so if its to promote oneself or not, it sure looks like it.

Re: Making sculptures to go on the Coppice
 

Why? I can't really see how this is going to work old cock. I don't dislike the idea of using the coppice for a backdrop for art; but these images don't do it for me. If you want to do something like this I'd like to see something that reflects the history of the area or at leased something that reflects what we where, are or aspire to be.

Re: Making sculptures to go on the Coppice
 

if you come on here and ask for opinion, you will get it, you may not like it but you have got what you asked for. As I suggested when you thought about instaling sculptures and then setting fire to them that you had moved into the barm pot section.

But remember this, you have to get permission from the landowner before instalation, which is hyndburn council and lancashire county council. They will require more details than you have given here, and it will have to go to some committee. So look on this forum as training for the battle that is yet to come.
are you ready yet grasshopper to leave the monastry:s_fire:

Not only that, but I'd also say it to both of a certain moderators faces.

Re: Making sculptures to go on the Coppice
 

Ya put me on that list too;)

Re: Making sculptures to go on the Coppice
 

To be honest Doug is the coppice a serious backdrop for art, if it is thank god I won't be able to see it;)

Re: Making sculptures to go on the Coppice
 

Less at his very very best:D:D:D

That is exactly right, the Coppice is a worthy piece of Accrington and until someone can come up with something absolutely mind bogglingly good that it would attract not only worldwide interest, but would also have local folk like you screaming to be carried to see such great works, then it shouldn't be cheapened with such makeshift run of the mill ideas as have been put forward over the last few years.

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